The county WLAN design lists AP-12 on channel 44 at 15 dBm. During install, what should the technician configure for that AP’s radio?
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Short Explanation
The design already picked channel 44 and 15 dBm—type those in. CWTS techs apply the sheet; they do not freestyle a louder, different channel because it “feels better.”
Full Explanation
CWTS scope centers on installing and configuring APs from a design document. Channel and transmit power must match the specified values (here channel 44 at 15 dBm). Changing channels or maxing power without design authority can create co-channel interference and overcoverage; redesign belongs to higher-level roles.